students alone. a school resource officer spoke with the student who shook his head like he understood what was going on but then the bullying continued with text messages on facebook and in person. britton middle school wanted it to start and the 13-year-old ended up cited that morgan hill police issued saying it's technically the same as an arrest for a juvenile. the student harassed two other 13-year-old students verbally, physically, once even shooting plastic bbs at them. the principal says this behavior doesn't belong on or off campus. >> if it has an effect that reaches into the school where it affects the school climate, we're going to do what we can to work with law enforcement to make sure that's corrected. >> morgan hill police say the bully was trying to get the other students to use marijuana and when they declined, the

relationship was severed. apparently a number of parents are supporting this zero tolerance policy. the student we are told has been disciplined at the school but because he's a child, the principal couldn't elaborate on how he was disciplined. reporting live in morgan hill, christie smith, "today in the bay." school officials in the east bay are investigating another extreme bullying incident that ended with a student being flown to a hospital with serious head injuries. the principal of freedom high school say a girl attacked one of her classmates in the cafeteria thursday after planning the fight with friends on instagram. the victim hit her head and had to be air lifted to a hospital. the girl who attacked her was arrested on suspicion of felony battery. san jose police are now on the hunt for multiple suspects linked to the city's third homicide of the year. officers arriving at southside drive near hope street at 8:30 last night. they found a man who had been

stabbed multiple times. witnesses say several men attacked that victim. police were on the scene well into the morning collecting multiple pieces of evidence. they say they have not made any arrests so far. officers have not yet released a description of the suspects are a motive for this attack. this marks the city's second homicide in two days. also in san jose, we have learned one man in custody right now, two others still at large following a home invasion robbery in one of the city's safest neighborhoods. police say three men forced their way into a home monday night. they reciportedly ransacked tha house and tied up the elderly woman that lived inside. they left in their two cars which were found on wednesday. police hope evidence inside these vehicles will lead them to suspects. school officials in berkeley are working on new safety measures for students but those measures could come with a big price. the board approved contracts

with two companies that specialize in threat assessment and another that focuses on disaster preparedness. the school district plans to spend about a half million dollars on safety improvements. the safety plan is in response to the deadly shootings at sandy hook elementary school in newtown, connecticut, last month. ed lee taking steps to make sure 49er fans don't get out of control on the night of the super bowl. city officials are hoping to avoid a repeat of this. the violence and vandalism that took place after the giants wrapped up that world series victory last year. very ugly in some places. lee says city officials will meet with small businesses to try to discuss new ideas. the mayor also warning bars to be careful how much alcohol they are serving and he says they may ask bars to stop selling alcohol at the end of the game. several streets will be closed off to cars and police will be out in force. oakland's coliseum about to

get louder and dirtier because the best motocross racers are about to come to town. we have bob redell with a look at what to expect at this weekend's race. not on a bike just yet, huh, bob? >> reporter: good morning to you, marla. you can see how loud it is. i don't think so. i'm not going to get on a bike. you can see just how loud and dirty this is. they started building this course for monster energy supercross competition taking place tomorrow on monday. 500 truck loads of dirt later you have a beautiful course. you can see right now this morning they are already putting it to the test in preparation for tomorrow. mike will be out there on his 450 cc motorbike.

good morning to you. >> good morning. >> reporter: i read this is considered to be the most physically demanding sport. what would be your argument to say that's the case? >> it's definitely physical for sure. you have to be physically tough and mentally tough too. it's a great event in oakland. tickets are $10 at ticket master.com. great people out there. come check us out tomorrow night. great races for sure. >> reporter: i look at the air you guys are catching out here. looks like maybe 60 feet. can you walk me through what it's like as a guy to be launching like that and to know that there's a chance i might not land properly. >> the jumps are 65 feet generally. 50 to 60 feet of air in the distance. it's definitely nerve-racking. definitely sketchy for sure. as professional wes know what we're doing. it's what we love to do.

>> ni >> reporter: nice talking with you. good luck tomorrow. as you heard tickets are cheap. those are starting tickets. the deal is you come here at 12:30 tomorrow and they'll start the practicing and you come out to see exhibition and competition actually doesn't start until 7:00. right now i think the weather is going to hold up and we don't have too much mud out here at least not like we're seeing out here so far this morning. reporting live from a very noisy coliseum, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> i used to do racing myself on two wheels. mopeds. wasn't exciting. 5:07. christina loren here to tell us about decent weather outside. >> i like the uni cycle. 50 degrees in livermore right now. 52 degrees in gilroy. temperatures before radar because i think they are playing a bigger role today. 52 degrees in san francisco. average high this time of year

is 56. four degrees away from average to start the day. temperatures because we're starting out so mild with enough sunshine from time to time throughout the day today we're going to climb to 70 degrees in some cities. wait until i show you your city by city breakdown. slick conditions. plan on a wet drive to work and count on slowing down more than usual for a friday morning. we'll check on that drive with mike in just a moment. he's standing by. showers will continue for the first part of the morning. we'll see a nice break between 9:00 and 12:00. showers start to move into the bay area. mostly very isolated. you will want to keep your umbrella handy if you are wearing something nice to work today. you want to keep it protected. these are the showers where you can bolt wherever you are headed without getting too wet. 65 in livermore pch. 62 in san jose. we stop the clock on future cast to let you know we do have showers in the forecast as we head through your saturday and sunday. we'll time those out in my next report. as promised, here's mike inouye.

>> the bolt approach. looking to the south bay, 101 smooth drive. through san jose although that mist could mean slick conditions around the area. update for san jose on maps. you see overall things are moving nicely. the orange that just crept in farther on 85 means low clouds and you have to use those windshield wipers. green on the right as well might be rain. official rain more than just a drizzle. south 101 earlier crash cleared around allen rock. no major injuries after that car went up an embankment. more fog and drizzle through sunol and livermore. we have earlier crash still reported there involving a dog or deer at 7th ain downtown oakland. things are smooth through berkeley. back to you. >> heads-up here. if you are rolling into san francisco this weekend, make sure you take some change because this sunday you'll have to start feeding those parking meters. the new sunday parking rules

went into effect three weeks ago but until now drivers were given warnings. starting this weekend those warnings are over during that grace period more than 11,000 of the warnings were handed out. city officials expect the new pay to park on sunday plan will generate nearly $2 million in revenue. >> going from "star trek" to "star wars." j.j. abrams will direct the next chapter. the "star trek" director and "lost" creator signed onto direct the seventh film of the franchise scheduled to be released in 2015. fans have had a mixed response to this news. some congratulated him on his facebook page while others started a petition on change.org asking disney to change their mind. coming up, there's new rules that could change the face of high school sports nationwide. where you can get an up

close look at this famed masterpiece this weekend. a cool new app to show you and apple finds more kids in its factories. we'll take a look ahead in business news.

a lot of unrest going on in egypt. today marking the two year date since the start of the revolution that ousted hosni mubarak. protesters throwing rocks at police in tahrir square. police firing tear gas back into the crowd. looks like things have calmed down as demonstrators early set fires and tried to tear down a wall at the parliament and cabinet building. we'll of course keep you posted on how that aggression progresses there. it's 5:14. time for a little bit of business and tech. apple says it discovered more children working at its factories. scott mcgrew, the company has been up front about this. >> it has. we should applaud that.

no matter what you think of working conditions of people that make your iphone, no american wants them to be children. apple says it performed 72% more factory audits this time than this time last year covering 1.5 million workers. in that 1.5 million, it says it found 70 children workers at a subcontractor. that is .004% of its workers. what sounds like a big number is small by scale. the same issue came up with worker suicides at factories a few years ago. they are tragic and awful but the suicide rate was standard for population. apple stock crushed thursday following the company's financial reports down $63 or 12%. $47 billion in market capitalization cease to exist in just a few hours of trading. quite possibly the worst one-day loss in silicon valley history. ironically the stock markets

themselves have been doing fairly well especially if you take apple out of the equation. let's turn to kayla tausche live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning, scott. we do have futures that are higher today. that is despite some so-so earnings last night from microsoft and starbucks. stocks are mixed on thursday. apple as you mentioned weighed heavily on the nasdaq. today we get data on new home sales and earnings from procter & gamble. the dow closing up 36 points to 13,825. that's the highest level since october 2007. scott, back to you. >> thank you very much. have a great weekend. jon and marla, new app to show you this morning for your iphone. it hit the app store on thursday morning. it's video for twitter. these videos have to be six seconds. twitter is 140 letters.

you keep it short. it loops and keeps going and going. it's sort of like instagram for video. a few hiccups on launch. i talked to the developer. he says the app is still missing a few features. it's fun and free. instead of a picture, it's a very short video. >> that dog was very, very cute. >> big fan. >> so cute. looking forward to it. thanks so much. >> i like when scott walks us through things on gadget friday. something to look forward to. christina loren, talking about that beautiful moon up there. full moon. >> don't let it distract you on the roadways. slick out there this morning. it's romantic. unusual. it's actually kind of fitting for today because we have a spare the air day with showers on the radar. highly unusual. showers on the radar. temps close to 55 degrees in some cities across the bay area. we'll hit highs close to 70 towards the end of january. really bizarre pattern for today. a little something for everybody. if you like warmer weather, we

have that for you and if you like rain, we have that for you as well. so someone is going to complain on my facebook page. 53 in san jose. 52 degrees in gilroy. very unusual to be sparing the air with these showers that came through and purified our air quality somewhat yesterday. unhealthiest levels are places that didn't receive all of that rain. we had quite a bit of activity in the south bay but by 9:00 today we'll start to see showers thin out for a time. they'll be back in the mix as we head throughout the second half of the afternoon into the evening hours. you made it to friday. there is success in that department at the very least. if you want to get outdoors this weekend, we do have showers around. you'll be able to get outdoors. make those plans. just count on maybe getting hit by a stray shower or two. but nothing heavy. 65 degrees in livermore. 67 degrees in gilroy. 65 degrees in los gatos. your seven-day outlook helping you plan your weekend. you made it. 56 degrees by saturday. it will be chilly.

you'll need your jacket. overall just a few showers from time to time. monday the same deal. isolated showers for first part of the day. into next week, we are going to enjoy a nice, mild pattern starting on tuesday all of the way through thursday and here is my forecast for super bowl sunday in the bay area. i think we'll be dry. that's good news. let's check on your drive with mike. >> we can barbecue outside. that's good stuff. looking over here to 580 and also to 680 through sunol. bottom of your screen you catch this green. that means road weather index tied in with the weather system there may be mist and heaviness or what you would call rain. you might have to use wipers heading through sunol grade and past the golf course. mist and drizzle for livermore and westbound shows slowing out of the altamont pass. the green means there may be mist affecting your view of the roadway and over here 205 at 580 earlier crash moved to the shoulder. just watch the slick conditions. as we look toward the bay bridge

and toll plaza, easy drive. this is a blip. no incidents in downtown oakland. no incidents for chp report. there you go. bay bridge a live look out there to see how things are. a few more cars. no major puddling. smooth drive. maybe slick roads. peninsula will get a look over here to palo alto as well. traffic going north toward willow and into the city fine. south just fine. quick look at the north bay. a few more cars but just a few. back to you. >> looks good for a smooth friday. there could soon be sweeping changes to high school sports programs and it's happening nationwide. the u.s. education department telling schools they must include disabled students in all sports or provide an equal alternative. this rule requires schools and officials to make reasonable modifications to all athletic programs to allow disabled students to participate. schools that don't comply risk losing federal funding. supporters say the new rule could do for disabled athletes what the ground breaking title 9 rule did for female student

athletes. follow-up for you now. it appears age may be to blame for a water main break in a marin county neighborhood. this is what the scene looked like yesterday morning. hundreds of thousands of gallons of water gushed on the road for an hour and a half. water district officials say the four-inch pipe that burst is more than 60 years old and a valve may have broken. an iconic work of art will be on display in san francisco starting this weekend. the girl with a early earring is one of 35 masterpieces on loan. this painting often referred to as the dutch mona lisa. a lot of people have been inspired with different theories about her identity. the display is open to the public tomorrow and it will run through june 2nd. a chance to get culture in your life. >> i'm sure that will be a popular one.

how a bay area billionaire could be the key to keeping the kings in sacramento.

right now we take you live back to egypt where demonstrators are calling for a second revolution out there accusing morsi of trying to monopolize power out there. today marks the two-year date since the start of the revolution when they ousted hosni mubarak. they are now demanding the new president move on and just looking for some kind of changes in the way people are treated out there. we'll keep you posted. it's been a riot scene with protesters throwing rocks at police and police firing tear gas back at them. it's 5:24. east bay jockey right now

about to hit an amazing milestone. how about 50,000 races. russell baze is scheduled to ride today. the sixth one would mark 50,000. he's won close to 12,000 races in his career. that's a north america record. he's already in the u.s. racing hall of fame. that sixth race is scheduled today for 3:15. a last-ditch effort to keep the kings in sacramento could include oracle founder larry ellison. he will soon meet with sacramento mayor kevin johnson about trying to buy the kings. johnson is trying to gather investors to help keep the team from moving to seattle. ellison has the money to help and he's interested in basketball. seems like a good combination. he's worth $41 billion and unsuccessfully tried to buy the golden state warriors in 2010.

this next story swept the nation. the guy became an icon. palo alto native and nba star jeremy lyn will highlight the film festival. he'll be in utah sunday night to screen his new flick. this chronicles his rise to superstardom status that happened last season when he was with the new york knicks. he's now with the houston rockets after signing for a big fat new contract. just so happens the rockets do have a game against utah. the jazz will take them on monday night. so lin can be there. >> forgive me. do we know who did the flick? >> his brother is involved as one of the directors on this. i'm sure lin himself will get an executive producer as well. >> very cool. meteorologist christina loren. wet roads to start the friday. >> have to love jon kelley.

we have some good looking spotty showers right now. nothing that you really need to allow all that much extra time for according to mike. not a lot happening out there at this moment. we'll check with him in just a moment. he just gave me the sign there's something new. we have rain coming down right now. we'll see showers subside by 8:00 a.m. temperatures are mild out there. it feels balmy. by noon, 57 degrees. already exceeding beyond our seasonal averages. we'll round out the day at 67 degrees inland. it's a spare the air day but so mild out there you don't need to burn a fire this morning. let's help out that air quality. unfortunately the showers just weren't enough. it's enough rain out there to slow the drive this morning, wouldn't you say, mike? >> you should slow the drive because of that slick conditions but also that mist. the drizzle might be enough to have windshield wipers come on and that would impair your view. san mateo bridge, we can't make out much beyond halfway across that flat section. once you are there, you have a good distance for the drive as far as visibility goes. it's just from the hayward side.

looking at the south bay, smooth drive with orange. might be misty conditions for 85. back to you. >> thanks so much. it's 5:27. a big warning for east bay parents after an attempted kidnapping outside a local school.

>> we want to send a strong message that it won't be tolerated in the city of morgan hill. >> a middle school student learns a hard lesson. police arrested him after classmates claim he's a bully. new legislation being introduced after the death of two mountain lion cubs found in half moon bay. we're not out of the woods just yet when it comes to showers. nonetheless we are slated to hit highs that are seasonal for spring. i'll take you through your full forecast. the lens drying out a couple drops there. a new update for wet roads for oakland. i'll let you know what's going on. >> christina loren telling us nice temperatures out there. right now a cool look live over san francisco. you can see those clouds there

just slowly rolling by the city by the bay on this friday, january 25th. this is "today in the bay." good morning. thanks for waking up with us. i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. good morning, everybody. new this morning, san jose police looking for several suspects linked to the city's third homicide of the year. a man found stabbed multiple times near southside drive and hope streep in south san jose last night. investigators say four to five men approached the victim and then attacked him just before 8:30 last night. police still trying to figure out a motive. >> in a gang related incident we'll hear gang epithets being uttered. none of our witnesses report hearing anything like that.

when you have a group of people that attack someone, it sounds that way. we don't know yet. it's too early to tell. >> the suspects were last seen leaving that screen driving a gray colored van. this marks the second homicide in just two days. threats, taunts and online messages have a middle school student in morgan hill facing serious legal consequences this morning. the 13 year old has been arrested for cyberbullying. "today in the bay" christie smith is live in morgan hill with more on how it started and how the school has responded. >> reporter: happy friday. it may sound harsh on the surface but many parents we spoke to in morgan hill feel good about the outcome. they are glad that the school and the police department stepped in and stopped the bullying all together. according to police, a 13 year old made threats face to face through text messages or even on facebook and even after a school resource officer at britton

middle school told him to stop and he nodded like he understood. at one point they are saying that he even shot at these two 13-year-old classmates with a plastic bb and the principal says bullies don't belong off or on campus. police arrested and cited this 13-year-old boy and this climate now administrators and parents are very concerned about keeping kids safe. >> all of us, i think, have been bullied at some point or attempted to have been bullied by somebody and it's not fun. we'll never forget it. >> reporter: police tell us that this bully was trying to get the other two students to use marijuana and when they declined, their relationship was severed. the student was also disciplined at school but the principal couldn't say how he was disciplined because he was a child. he's also going to be sent to the juvenile court system and have a hearing coming up with

his parents. reporting live in morgan hill, christie smith, "today in the bay." also new this morning, parents in antioch warned to keep a close eye on their children after an attempted kidnapping outside of a school. police say yesterday afternoon a man tried to lure a fifth grade boy into his car near sutter elementary school. he told that boy he was sent there by a relative. the boy smartly responded and said "i don't know you" and quickly walked away. that suspect is being described as a white man with gray hair and was said to be driving a light blue '70s era car. an oakland teen that killed his adoptive parents last year will be sentenced today. moses cayman was just 16 years old when he strangled susan and robert cayman. he told police he killed them because he didn't want to deal with them being upset after he got suspended from school for smoking marijuana. san mateo county planning to hold a gun buyback program this weekend. you have probably heard about

it. a lot of recent buyback events in the bay area. a big success in marin recently. they've seen huge turnouts. marin's event had so many that they ran out of money and had to issue ious. this one will run from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. gun owners receive 100 cash for guns, shotguns and rifles and up to $200 for assault weapons. police still stressing no questions will be asked about guns being turned in. tens of thousands of bay area students may soon be forced to look for a new community college. the head of the state's community college system tells city college of san francisco's board the college is not too big to fail. ccss is in a financial crisis and on the brink of losing its accreditation. they have until march 15th to

prove it deserves to stay open. board members say that faculty and staff are resisting changes and warn that the school is still a long way from getting its finances in order. the shooting of a couple mountain lion cubs in half moon bay last month may now change how california deals with big cats. the 4-month-old cubs were sadly fatally shot by a game warden after they were found hiding under a porch on december 1st. today state senator jerry hill introducing a bill requiring fish and wildlife wardens to use nonlethal means when dealing with mountain lions in suburban areas unless there's an imminent threat to human life. this law would authorize wardens to partner with local wildlife groups or zoos to care for injured or orphaned mountain lions. a benefit concert series continues for injured giants fan bryan stow. the giants third base coach tim flannery and his band will

perform tonight in mill valley. tickets start at $50. organizers say the money raised will be donated to the stow foundation. the concert will be held at sweetwater music hall in mill valley at 9:00 tonight and then tomorrow the concert series moves to napa and wraps up sunday night in santa cruz. so far coach flannery and his band raised some $70,000 for the stow foundation. it is 5:36 right now. a lot of reasons to feel good today. it is friday. and christina loren says we've got temperatures that feel like it's springtime. >> it will be nice temperaturewise. we do have showers on the radar. bizarre weather today. i love days like this. it's a little something for everybody. of course everybody likes different components of the bay area weather. right now you can see the showers are starting to thin out. starting to subside. we'll get a break. especially between the hours of 9:00 a.m. and noon and then after that time we'll see some showers come through. i want to point out what's happening. we have an area of low pressure

riding in from the north. we're sandwiched between systems right now. another area of low pressure to our south. that's the one impacting us. this is the one that will continuously bring us showers throughout the day. subtropical showers which is why our highs will end up close to 70 degrees in some cities. we stop the clock at 10:00 a.m. just low clouds hanging out mostly over the east bay down through the south bay as well. you'll see some sunshine at the coast. at noon, showers start to develop over the higher elevations. that will continue through 2:00 p.m. look at your highs. we'll see enough sunshine today and we're starting off so mild. 68 degrees in gilroy. unusual. 66 in livermore. 67 degrees in santa cruz. not a great beach day in terms of sunshine. if you want to sit out there on the sand to watch those waves, it will be nice today. 67 degrees. can't beat that in january. mike, you're a local boy. this is unusual. >> we have rain and weird weather and the spare the air on a rainy day doesn't usual

happen. we're concerned about the fact that there are wet roadways and we'll watch that. the toll plaza you see drops but not a big deal. oakland you'll find drying roadways but still slick on the off-ramps. earlier issue here as we look at the maps north 880 at 7th a deer cleared from the roadway but light volume not a problem for folks heading through the construction zone. you do slow for the cone zone. approaching the incline, slowdown as volume increasing just a bit. as we look at berkeley looking down east shore freeway with headlights picking up a few more as far as volume and north bay the same. a light increase to san rafael. back to you. it's 5:38. we can tell you the giants world series trophies are out on tour. very few people win them. now you can see them. we'll let you know where you can get up close with those pieces of team history today. plus loud and muddy. a live look at what's under way

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in cairo new violence to mark two years since the revolution that ousted hosni mubarak. now they are demanding the new president step down. this is a look at tahrir square. protestors hurling rocks at police on that square this morning while chanting "leave." overnight riot police fired tear gas into the crowds as demonstrators set fires and tried to tear down a wall at the parliament and cabinet building. demonstrators calling for a second revolution accusing mohamed morsi of trying to monopolize power. one day after connecting with the public online, vice president joe biden taking his campaign for more gun control out on the road. biden leading a roundtable

meeting in richmond, virginia, today. the discussion will include experts who worked on improving school safety following the deadly 2007 virginia tech shooting. homeland security secretary janet napolitano and secretary of health and human services kathleen sebelius will also attend today's meeting. yesterday biden as we said held an online forum outlining the administration's new proposals to ban assault weapons and certain ammunition. this weekend's o.co coliseum doing action out there to get muddy and dirty and louder. >> a's and raiders aren't playing. supercross is in town for some of the best dirt bike riders in what can be a dangerous race. bob redell is live at the o.co coliseum with a preview of this weekend's race. is this what you do. >> that's it.

>> reporter: good morning to you, jon and marla. i want to apologize for the delay. it's an issue with our equipment and not my brain. we are here in the middle of 500 truck loads of dirt that's been brought in here to o.co in oakland for tomorrow's monster energy supercross competition. if you talked to some of these riders out here, you know the bay area is known for a lot of things. culture. scenery. you probably didn't know it's known for its dirt. landon powell can explain. why are we known for dirt? >> this stuff is awesome. it's so tacky. tires and everything hook up so good out here. it's way bette than anywhere else we've been so far. it's definitely refreshing to have this nice, tacky dirt out here. >> reporter: what does that mean in terms of competition? >> your bike works a lot better

when dirt is like this. you corner better. you get more traction which means your bike is a lot faster. you can do more things in the rhythm sections. the bike set up works the way you want it when you have dirt like this. >> reporter: i imagine after you compete enough what it takes to scare you is more than the average person. what scares you? >> i don't think anything out here scares us. this is a job. we travel races every weekend. to be scared out here definitely isn't a factor. i don't know. something away from extreme sports to scare us. >> reporter: clowns? >> maybe clowns. spiders. something like that. >> reporter: good luck tomorrow. practice starts at 12:30. tickets are as low as ten bucks. competition itself is at 7:00. you don't need ear protection. i'm out here. it's not killing me. you'll be out in the stands further removed. it's quite exciting stuff. you go to ticketmaster.com for

more information. jon, marla? >> all right, bob. thanks so much. >> those guys are awesome. >> surprised bob is not dirty yet. >> he will be by the end of the day. we have another hour and 15. >> meteorologist christina loren talking about why it's so muddy out there because of the wet conditions. >> plenty of mud to roll around in throughout the day. he can go to oakland and run around in mud there. wet conditions all across the board out there. i should have said san francisco. this is the place where we received the most moisture. san jose, everybody. 280/17 intersection. we'll check traffic in just a moment. looks okay. tracking a couple things for you. wet start to winter. want to talk about san jose. so far november and december we received upwards of 6.75 inches of rain so that's a good sign we're doing really well in terms of not running a drought as we head into summer. so far so good. last time san jose saw any rain over a tenth of an inch was

january 6th. we went 20 days without any significant rainfall. we're still doing really well in totals because of wet december we had. this is another drop in the bucket this morning. light showers coming down. nothing heavy. enough to keep those roadways nice and slick in addition to showers developing. throughout the day, i want to take you through future and show you future cast and stop the clock for you at 10:00 a.m. mostly cloudy conditions. done with showers at that point. you'll be able to get outdoors. getting the mail will be easier. when we hit 12:00 to 1:00, light activity over the higher elevations. north and south bay have the best chance of seeing the showers today. we're sandwiched between two weather systems. it's an interesting setup. because it's so mild out there to start and most of our shower activity is creeping up from the south from a warm system, we're still going to hit highs close to 70 degrees today. 68 in gilroy. 65 in los gatos. right around 63 degrees even in san francisco.

san francisco right now at 52 degrees. just four degrees away from the average high. that's an indication of a nice comfortable day to come temperaturewise. however, we're going to have to deal with showers over the course of the weekend. we'll time those out for you in my next report. we want to check on the drive. >> i'm going to use the same shot that you showed for san jose. this is indeed 280 at 17. volume picking up a little bit. i want to show you the headlights and number of headlights that we're looking at not a big deal. glow of the headlights and mist in the air. that's what you're dealing with on the roadways. slicker conditions. let's look at the maps for the same area. we are talking about on maps integrated traffic and weather we show orange, mist and drizzle and maybe enough of a factor to impair your view. a little bit of the roadway you may have to use wipers for 85 north from 87 into cupertino. you see the same for 101 out of morgan hill and gilroy. northbound 101 starts to show slowing as you come up north of 680. that's traditionally the first burst we see before 6:00 and

also 17 across the santa cruz summit. be careful. slowing heading south because of those conditions. no incidents there. here's the tri-valley. typical build. looking toward sunol. out of the area, no delays and no chain requirements for the sierra. good stuff. interstate 80 smoothly at the bay bridge picking up cars and slowing at the toll plaza just a tad. here's the peninsula. no slowing. no problems. back to you. >> okay. thanks so much. 5:48. time to talk about a 49er superstar on the rise. the fans love him. ladies love him. on sunday i think a lot of people in the stands will have number 7 on the chest. >> some of the people aren't just fans, they are family members of colin kaepernick. kaepernick had 16 tickets to give away to the big game. he says he immediately handed them over to his parents. he told them, you handle it. kaepernicks say they were lucky enough to have tickets for everyone who could afford to go. they will be there along with colin's brother and sister. the rest of the tickets are given to uncles and cousins.

>> he has a game to worry about and not worrying about handing out tickets. we're your best bet for all things 49ers. partners at comcast sports net have a team of more than 20 people heading down to new orleans to cover all of the game and all of the festivities and everything you can think of. we'll continue to provide you with up to the minute updates both on air and online at nbcbayarea.com. today the giants world series trophy tour will stop along the peninsula. the giants organization is thanking its fans by giving them a chance to have their photo taken with the 2010 and the 2012 world series trophies. the tour recently came back from a short trip to new york city which the giants originally called home. the drotrophies will be on disp at redwood city's courthouse square and then the trophies move to dale city city hall this afternoon at 3:00. >> we hope to have a lombardi trophy to be seen here. >> i would like to take a picture with that and number 7.

>> absolutely. 5:50 right now. coming up, borrowers beware. the city is going to extreme to track down people with overdue library books. >> you can't watch the super bowl on it but there's a lot of television in this stick. we'll look at it on gadget friday.

welcome back. a live look at the windy city. that's michigan avenue in chicago of course. it has been cold there the last few days. this week has been brutal. right now it's 19 degrees we're told. it really feels like 10. when it gets that low, what's the difference? 5:53. how's this for a hard line on overdue library books? the michigan public library is going to extremes to get late

fees paid. they hired a collection agency to go after people with more than $20 in overdue items. the collection agency can alert credit organizations if the item is not returned or paid for. that in turn can actually lower a person's credit score. >> time to crackdown. scott mcgrew says along with returning your books, just watch more tv. he joins us with tv gadget friday. scott, the tv is backwards. what's going on. >> it is. forget books. let's talk about television. if you are familiar with internet enabled televisions that can scream net flicks, hulu, you don't have one you can hook up. now manufacturers are shrinking the technology down to a stick. here's a close up. it's called the smart stick from a company that is powered by google's android bringing internet connection to your

television. if hulu and netflix require a subscription but they are such good services particularly hulu. it's well worth it. a few bucks a month. the actual stick is about 50 bucks. all it does is plugs into an open hdmi port on the back of your television or on the side. there's a little bit more hookup and setup but that's the important part. i don't know if i'm a huge fan of this particular model. i had some trouble with it. the concept is excellent. the internet and internet enabled television can all be in this tiny little box. >> so cool. >> convergence of technology. thank you very much. check back in just a bit. >> meteorologist christina loren, time to get a look at the forecast. rain, will it stick around for the weekend? >> it is. just a little bit though. we won't see a lot. good morning to you, jon and marla. good morning to you at home. good looking day shaping up. drizzle, slick conditions to start. we'll get a few hours of dry weather today mostly between 9:00 and noon. and then those showers will

start to redevelop. we're not expecting anything heavy. highs today comfortable 67 degrees inland. bayside, 66. 65 for you right at the coast. feeling more like spring temperaturewise. let's go ahead and look at your drive as you can imagine when it rains it slows. good morning, mike. >> good morning. you talked about springlike temperatures and it's steamy looking here at the san mateo bridge from the toll plaza because of all of that mist and the fog and drizzle and all of the moisture in the air that christina has been talking about. slicker roadways is why you will slow down. across the span, no delays. visibility is just fine if you are driving. you can't see the high-rise. sorry about that. another look farther north. 880 from san mateo bridge through downtown for nimitz moving smoothly. any incidents have cleared between the bay bridge and san mateo bridge for both directions and end with another live look. it's dark i know. i want to show you taillights to the left are southbound. heading around the golf course and up the incline far on the right side, we couldn't see that a half hour ago.

visibility improving through this stretch. back to you. >> appreciate it, mike. following that long drawn out lockout, the team winning the home opener pushing the record to 3-0. undefeated. fans getting to the tank early trying to make the most of the shortened season. everyone all smiles pushing that energy feeling the magic. they wish that nhl lockout hadn't kept the sharks off the ice for so long. >> frustrating that we're sometimes how i think about it is atms for the nhl. >> animosity at first but you walk into the tank and you see a large crowd. lots of kids. lots of excited people. as they say better late than never. the sharks not the only winners last night. local businesses seeing a huge surge in customers coming out for drinks and dinner. and all sorts of celebrations. last night the first of a

six-game home stand for your san jose sharks. the guys in teal are back. >> looking good too. still ahead, get the style, skip the pain. how you can sport colin kaepernick's tats for a while. >> gather up the quarters. guess what? this weekend's parking no longer free in san francisco. we'll let you know where you'll have to pay up this sunday.

>> we want to send out a strong message it won't be acceptable here in morgan hill. >> the zero tolerance crackdown at that time bad behavior at a south bay school just ahead. it's time to pay up and park. this time they mean it. the rollout of a new policy that could have you scrambling for rolls of quarters starting this sunday. showers are starting to subside.

thick pocket of fog developing. we'll tell you where you can't even see the road and what's to come for the all-important weekend. i'm trying to watch roads for you as well. those conditions have my maps lit up as well. we'll show you the south bay coming up. >> lots of fog in the south bay. here's a live look at san jose. those hazy headlights on this friday, january 25th. this is "today in the bay." good morning. welcome to friday. it's 6:00. i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. good morning, everybody. we start off with a hard lesson for a middle school teen accused of taunting and harassing classmates at school and online. a 13 year old in some real legal trouble this morning after his school says enough is enough. "today in the bay's" christie smith is live in morgan hill right now. the principal says